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Jamie Kavanagh, MScPT, BHSc
Physiotherapist

Jamie completed her Masters of Science in Physiotherapy at the University of Birmingham and her Bachelors in Health Sciences (Honours) with a specialization in Rehabilitations Sciences at Western University. She has additional certifications in Intramuscular Stimulation/ dry needling and Running Gait Assessment and injuries.

Jamie works with her clients to understand their goals and determine the best treatment plan for them. She uses an evidence-based approach involving manual techniques, exercises, and education to help her patients get back to what’s important to them. 

Jamie enjoys working with people of all ages and types of conditions. As a runner, she has a special interest in running and sports injuries.

While not working Jamie can be found trail running with her golden retriever Luna, hitting up local cafes and breweries, or exploring the island in her camper van!

Jamie Kavanaugh profile with blond hair, bright eyes, and a warm physiotherapy smile.
Jamie Kavanagh is taking appointments at the Westshore clinic in Colwood.

Very focused on you receiving the best treatment

“I came in to the office with a pretty debilitating case of vertigo. I found out through my physiotherapist Ramzi Hasan which side was affected and proper exercises to balance things out. He his very focused on you receiving the best, most effective treatment. I have 10 more sessions and am looking forward to reaching my goal of balanced health. Thank you, Ramzi.” 😀

Julie
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Professional, careful, and thorough

“A professional, careful and thorough initial appointment. I know I am going to be well taken care of by this physiotherapist. Thank you!”

Betty Hildreth
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